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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1903)
4. r r ASTORIA, t OREGON, JflURSDAY, JULY 30, 19X, SI f 7Ak i s nil AbsoIutelyTPuroT THERE IS SUBSTITUTE l If our judgment in the amusement line goea for anything at all, th Uni que theatir has on the bill this week one of the best selected shows on the bill since the gifend opening. For fun making the colored , peopleDavis and De Heard, now performing at this place, are certainly number one. The team does some ofthe cleverest buck and wing dancing ever seen. Quite of ten the male performer of a team is considered the more clever of the two, but In Uiis case we are Inclined to cay the adjr i equally as good It not bet ter that the man. Their Jokes are all fresh and very comical. ; Joe White head, who does- a great monologue turn. Is aiso there- when it comes to the shake of the foot. The illustrated pong entitled 'Jtt8t Next Door" Is a very sad and pathetic ballad and the il lustrations are beautiful. The Vita graph has some line new pictures. GIRLS WILL. STRIKE New York, July 29. At a mass meet ing under the auspices of he Wrapper Makers, 2000 girls employed In that trade here have been ordered to strike tor a nine hour day. - L. . - Fancy Gravensteln apples of flne quality and at low prices. See them at Johnson Bros. TOBACCO and cigars TURKISH PATROL for cigarettes. Fine. GOLD SHORE PLUG for the pipe. Unexcelled UNION MADE UNION LABEL PLUG CHEWING Index Star Day's WorR g Climax Blue Dipper B Battle Ax Big Dipper -p Sawlog or Wine Berry or S Horse Shoe Brandy jPiper HeidsicK Agents for the Portland Safe & Lock Co. , Call and see samples. Agent for Portland Sail & Awning Co. Sails, Tents. Awnings, and Covers. Commercial St P. A. Trulling'er. The Troy Laundry Corner Tenth and Doane Streets Has the Neatest, Cleanest, and most Sanitary Laundry Establishment in the State. Prices Reasonable. Let us call for your wash 'Phone Main 1991. Special ON Combination Desk Booh Cases EXTENSION TABLES A choice line at $5 to $18. Unusual bargains in fine willow, oak and leather upholstered rockers H. H ZAPF - The Housefurnisher y - C30-034 COMMERCIAL 8TKRKT Fancy and Staple Groceries " :v; "flour, feed, provisions, J 4 TOBACCO AND CIGARS ;- Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, ,, . . t" Farmers and Edgars. ' ' A, V ALLEN Tenth and CommcrclHl Street FROM TUB TEOl'I-E Editor Astoriai -In response to your Invitation to at torneys for a legal opinion as to when and under what circumstances an offi cer, either elective or appointive, be- comes vacant, I submit the following: Flrst-On the demise of the Incum bent. "Second-On his resignation of the same. filed with the appointive power or properly constituted authorities. Third-B moving out of the city, county or state, with no present inten tion of returning. Fourth-Vhm the officer physically and mentally able refuses or neglects to discharge the duties Incumbent on him by reason of m-h office or trust to the detriment of his colleagues or con stituents. "POUTLAXD LAWTER." JOHAXX'S RKI.EASED San Francisco, July 29. Johann Mueller, the bookkeeper of the Danish bank who eloped with Julius Anton Joergensen, cashier of the same insti tution at Copenhagen, who is now about to be sent back to Denmark, tor trial on a charge of abstracting a large sum of money from its vaults, hna been released from custody by United States Marshal Shine upon orders from Attorney-General Knox. She will not be sent back to Denmark as she was in no way connected with the theft. ENGLAND TO TRT AGAIN. The English people seem detemlned In their efforts to capture the cup which the Americans have held for so many years. To this end a new chall enger is being sent over and the races next month will determine which Is the better boat. The best iredlcine In the world for curing all stomach, bowel and kidney disorders Is the famous llostetter's Stomach bitters. During the summer It will be found very bene ficial as a tonic, also to keep the bowels regular", without which you cannot en Joy good health. Be sure to give It a trial. It will restore the appetite, purl fy the blood, promote sound sleep, and positively cure flatulency, nausea, head iche. sour stomach, dyspepsia, in digestion, and liver troubles. The gen uine is for sale by all druggists. BEST ON EARTH. Give us your order for Latest and Best Phono graph and graphophone ' records. Prices . Social and Personal . . Opt. V, L. Gray or Portland U In the elty. , R. B. Dyer of the Clatsop Mill Co. Is In Portland. ; M. Gorman of Cathlantet spent yea terdaj In the rlty. Mrs. P. L. Perry la entertaining her sister Mtxa Rogers. .W V. Curtis returned to Tillamook on the Klmore yesterday. Mis Mabel Ayers of Portland Is spending the sumer at Seaside. . Dr. L. T. Ball returned yesterday from an outing at K!k Creek, Mr. and Mrs. George Conor of Duns mulr, Cal.. are visiting in the city. Mrs.' J. D. Sutherland and daughter were Portland visitors yesterday. E. M. GrUnes was among the Sea side visitors in the city Wednesday. Albert Dunbar and. Collector W. L. Robb spent yesterday on the west side. Messrs McGregor and Hildebrand re turned last night from a Portland vis It. . - - ' ' Herman Wise returned last night from the grand council of Red Men held at Oregon City. Miss Caldwell who has been the guest of Mrs. A. A. Finch, will return to San Francisco on Saturday. H. Crohn, the well known business man has returned from WllholtSprlngs where he went to benefit his healthv S. T. Ellis is to be the new manager for the local office of the Western Union Telegraph Company. He will ar rive .iext week. Mrs. McKinley of San Francisco, who has bean the guest of Mrs. W. H. Tobjn. at Fort Stevens, leaves for her home on Saturday. Chas. A. Campbell has returned from Hot Lake. Mrs. Campbell will remain there for some time. Her health shows improvement. Mrs. H. Steele, wife of-Capt. Steele of Fort Stevens, has returned home af ter An absence of two months visiting friend b on the sound and at Fort Fla gler. Mrs. W. H. Tobln was hostess at a charming luncheon yesterday after noou at Fort Stevens, which was at tended by a number of ladles from As toria. Among the guests wers Mrs. A. A. Finch, Mrs.McConnell, Miss Gold well Mrs. Humphreys and Miss Hum phreys, Miss Floretta Elmore, Mrs. Force, Miss McKinley. personals f Judge Ruben P. Boise of Salem ac companied by his sister arrived In the city yesterday. Miss Boise will remain here during the summer. At one time Judge Boise was chief Justice of Ore- t gon and the distinction of having serv ed on the bench for a period of half a century belongs to him. He is now I judge in equity on the circuit court bench. At the Grace Episcopal church yester day afternoon Miss Adelia M. Casey was United in marriage to Mr. Clarence E. Turner, Rev. William Seymour Short oflclating. The briQe was given away by C. S. Wright, Miss Margaret Laws was bridesmaid and T. D. Fer guson act d as best man. At the con clusion of the ceremony a delightful wedding banquet was served, which was attended by a few friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Turner will make their home in this city. Mrs. Edward H. Helntze, who will move to southern Oregon next week. gave a farewell muslcale to her piano pupils at her home on Franklin aven ue yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Heintze delighted her young guests by playing lng several numbers, among them !? ing "Racing down the Rapids," and i "Cathedrial Chimes," by Lawrence, j Light refreshments were served and i games played. Mrs. Heintze and her j class have become greatly attached j during their associations as teachers I and puplis and the. regrets at parting I are mutual. Fancy, ripe Bartlett pears 20 cents per dozen at Johnson Bros. Fishers' Opera House L E. Belie, Lessee and Manager. . ONE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 3. The Chnrmiojj Young Actress Miss Margarita Fischer And HerSuperbCompanyin a Repertoire of Standard Plays . , . High Class Specialties Between Acts ' Prices 2.5 ceDts,an13$cejits ; , I FAMOUS COACH TO BE SOLD FINEST PALACK CAR IN THK M-OKLD AT ITS TIME, TCRNKD OVER TO RECEIVER New York, July SJ. A receiver was appoints n the chancery court at Newark, N. J., for a single palac oar. It Is called the Boston and at h Em It was built was known as one of the finest In existence and was widely ex hibited. Later It became famous by re malnlng sidetracked tar almost two years near Springfield. M:i.. while the ownership was being fought In the courts. All that time a colored iwrter and his wife stuck to the mr. The initiation grows out of a transfer made to a New Knglaiuler, who holds a mortxftge on the property and the court hna Instructed the receiver, whose bond was fixd at 110000, to 'sell the coach. ANOTHER CHIEF DIES. Cleveland, July S9.-A special from Meadvtlle says B. Youngson who suc ceeded to the chleftanshlp of the broth erhood'ot Locomotive Engineers on the death of P. M. Arthur, died this mom Ing. Last night Youngson mimed N. H. Shay of Youngstown, O., as his suo censor to act In once of his death. CHARGES OF PLAGIARISM Provident. R. I., July .-Officials of Brown Vnlversity have begun an In vestigation Into the charge that the oration delivered by Maurice B. Rich at the last Brown commencement with which he won the Gaston medal, show evidence of plagiarism from an oration by a student at Hamilton col lege in 1301. 4 BASE BALL SCORES ; . PACIFIC COAST. At Portland Portland 4; San Fran cisco 3. At Seattle Seattle S; Saeramento 3. At San Francisco Los Angeles 6 Oakland 4. PACIFIC NATIONAL. At Tacoma Tucoma 2; Helena I. At Seattle Seattle ; Salt Luke p. At Butte Butte 8; San Francisco 9. . At Spokane Spokane 5; Los Ange les 9. NATIONAL. ' At New York New York 5; Boston 2. At Brooklyn Philadelphia 12; Brooklyn 7. " At Chicago Chicago 3; St. Louis 2. At Cincinnati Cincinnati 3; Pitts burg 7. AMERICAN. At Philadelphia Washington 4; Phil adelphla 4. Called at end of 10th. At Boston New York 15; Boston 14. At Detroit Detroit 5; St. Louis 1. RAINO THE PURE V J n a i hi onrrrr vjrvnm vvrru The coffee habit Is quickly over come hy t!ose who let Grain-0 take its place. If properly made it tastes like the best of coffee. No ijra'n coffee compares with it in flavor or healthfulness. TRY IT TO-DAY. Atgroctn (rerrwbera; lsc. lad Wc. par picket Ha we. g $3.00 hats A Co's. at S. Danzlnger It la easy to please the head of the house or the boarders with delicacies obtained at Johnson Bros. 'Phone or derw receive careful attention. Summer weight underwear 1 to 33 a suit at 8. Danzlnger & Co's. EXCURSION RATES KAS1 VIA GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY Chicago and return, 371. M. St. Louis and return, $67.00. Peoria and return 169,25 St. Paul and return J00. Minneapolis and return id). Duluth and return (CO. Dat0 of sale June 4 and 5 and 24 to 30. July 15 and 16 and August 25 to 26. Tickets tfood 90 days. For full Information call on or ad- dresi?, H. "Dickson, city ticket agent, 122 Third street Portland, Ore. A. l. craig; A .9enera! TMnr . Agent, ' ., Portland, Oregon. New Today SKIFF LOST, Lout yesterday, a 22-foot skiff, of light color and containing rock ballast and five our-lock. Bend Information to Columbia River Packer Association. 8ALK OF STOCK. Three hundred and ten shares of Col umbia River Packer Association stock will ho sold to th highest bidder by the MuiilT of Partita county, Wash., at South Bend, Wash., August 4, 1WJ. Wanted (llil to wait on table. Ap ply t once. Central hotel. Two Ironers wanted. Uiundiy. Apply at Troy Steln-HliM'k suits at Pamlngvr', - Have you seen those new fall shirts in stiff and soft bosom at Herman Wise's ' ELECTRICAL WORK. Interview Trulllnger A Hardsaty, 433 Commercial street, about your elec trical work. PIANO TUNER. For good, reliable piano work see your local tuner. Th. Frtderlckaon, tO'l Bond slree. Phona 2074 Red. CIGARETTES. The newest anJ latest In cigarettes rail Malls; cork tips, at P. A. Trul linger'. Two stores. BEST H-CENT MEAL. You will always find th best Lie meal In the rlty at the Rising Sun re tnursnt. No. (It Commercial street GOOD PLUMBING. A good workman, using good mater ials, make a good job and ave much annoyance. You especially need the best in plumbing, ga fitting, heating appliance and tlnwork. Call on John K. Montgomery, 425 Bond street, and avoid trouble. Phone 1031. COAL. V We handle the bent coals on the mar k-t. ELMORE ft CO. 'Phone l. FOR SALE Ayrare bargan. House and lot. Fin ely 'situated, good lawn. Apply at this office. tf. NORTHERN PACIFIC Time i'nrtl ul Train PORTLAND. Leaves An Ives Puget Bound Limited. 7:2S a ro :tt pm Kansas CltT-SL Louis Special 11.10 am 1:45 pn North Coast Limited l:N p m 7:00 a m Tacoma and Beattl Night Exiiress 11:46 pro 1:08 re Take Puget Sound Limited or North Coast Limited for Gray" Harbor points Take Puget Sound Limited for Oiyni pla direct Take Puget Bound Limited or Kan sas Clty-Bt. Louis Special for point on South Bend branch. Double dally train service on Oraf Harbor branch. Four trains dally between Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. Owl goods at the right price, son Bros. John Some Inter esting Faets When people are oontenplating a trip, whether on business or pleasure, they naturally want the beat erv:.e obtainable as far a speed, comfort end safety 1a oonoerned. Employes of the WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES are paid to serve the publl and our trains are operated so as to make close con nections with diverging line at all Junction point. Pullman Palace Bleeping and ChaJi Cars on through train. Dining car service unexcelled, Meals served a la carte. In order to obtain the flrt-ela ser vice, ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticket over . The Wisconsin Central Line and you will make 'direct connection at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all point Bast. . For any further lnformatloa call on any ticket agent ,or correspond with JAS. C. POND, Oen. Paw. Af't. or JA& A. CLOCK. Milwaukee. Wis. If you want the purest and best Ice cream you'll have to see Tag. 15 cents a pint. Live Well You Can do It if You Trade W'th Foard ft Stoke Co. Everybody enjoys good living but few like to e the bills come in, especially when thiy ore larger than you believe they should be. Look into your buy ing and not only try to save on your expenses but get the beet food for your table at the same time. We pride our oelve on keeping only the highest grade of delicacies for the table. Our preserve, dried fruit, sauce, . canned specialties in meat, fish and vegetable cannot be excelled anywhere. We want you to look at our display in this line and we can ease your troubled mind as .,,.... " .. 10 eai euner lor sir"""' " I ner or lunch. r foard & stokes co ' HID8 FOR PAINTING ' 1 v . '' Astoria, Oregon, July 17, 1WJ. Bid will , be received- at the? of. flee of th School Clerk from th tint hereof, until August 1, 1903, for th painting of the Alderbrook school houwe and for th painting of th Adair school hquse, two coat each, the work to be don In a good and wormanHke nwunvr, and to the salt faction of the Board of Directors, th wwrk to be fully completed by Septem ber JO, 1903. All material to be fur ninhed by the Hoard. Bid for painting the roor of said building, to be for one coat work, the Director reserve the right to vejoot any and nil bids. By order of the Board of School Dis trict No. 1. By K. Z. FERGUSON. Clerk of School District No. I. JAPANESE OOOD8. New stock of fancy good Just arriv ed at Yokohama Bmaar. Call and e the latest novelties from Japan. HATS TRIMMED FREE. Mr. R, IngletMi will continue her re duction sal of hat skirt, waist and ladles' and children's furnishing good until October 1. Call and see the lino. Also carry a complete line of hair switch and pompadour. Price will Ult you. MRS. a INGLETON. Welch Block. Ladies Attention A Nice Assortment of Fancv Crockery Received. We are pleased to announce to the ladle of Astoria and vicinity that w re able to show as fine a line of plain and decorated crockery and glassware as Is to be found In the city. Every ar ticle will command your keenest In let'tlon and Is sold at price not to be equaled elsewhere. When you want to buy crockery of any kind fur iHunor. lunoheon, fish sets, tea sets, cutlery to match, be sure and see our line. It will please you. FOARD A STOKES CO. Scow Bay Iron 8 Brass Works Mannfactorers of Iron, Steel, Brans and Bronze Castings. General Fouiiilrynicii and rtUrnni8ker.s. Absolutely firctckss work. Trices lowest. Pbone245f. . The The I Palace Cafe Palace BLACKSMITHING. Carriage and Wagon Building. First-Class Horse Shoeing. -ogglnu C'nrtip Work. All kimln of wagon mittcriulu in stork for sale. We guarantee the luM work done in the city, Prices right. ANDREW ASP. Corner Twelfth and Dunne Sts. Thone 911. EXPERT HORSESHOEING .General Bliicksinitliing. limit Mid Cannery Work. Secua for High (Mum Woik.-SI.on Coiner of Fif. tecnth and Diuino Streets, near St. Jfary's Hospital. HOLMES & S EI BERT I'hono a.wi. a The Boston tillO C'O.MMEHCIAIi 8TKKHT Best and Neatest Eating House in Astoria Try Our 2 5-Cent Dinners Prompt Attention MARINOVICH Sl CO mHHeftHtHtfHHmMemHnmfHtm - (EUTERITE I Mineral Rubber) VOC MAY IJITIOWJI JIIJJmhso , '.' ' orflnd. It neewmary to 11 li-.vt. a etn a. wrn w-orf r nooi.-r ELATERITE Take the plaoa of ahlDglefl, tin, Iron, tr and gravel, and all prepared rbofiotj ?r'piSu?"M,,.'u,Ta,W et0- Eaaytotaj, Tempered for a climate. Beasonabla in cost. 80 hi nn mii n L.a t ,oi V,.. i, . Drinei and Information. fur n iTFDITT DArikir1 " I lit. LiA i LKi i f. KUUr CO., DKN8MORK TYPEWRITERS. We soil, rent, and repair all mk ot typewriter. Writ for new 'catalogue of Niw Drfwmore, 5 . , Huxley, Ryan A Co., . 82 Fourth Street. Portland, Or. EXCURSION NOTICK. Th ladle of Grace church will give J moonlight excursion to He aside on Tiiendny evening, August 4. The train will leave Astoria at 7:15 p. m., tnd re turning will leave Seaside at 11:30 p, m The round trip fare will be 75 cent Ticket may be obtained of th ladlo or at Oi if flu' book store. 75c w..li shirts, age 3 to I years, for JC.0 nt rl. Daiislnger ft CV. EXERCIS CAR!. In nothing I greater care and skill nrrresary than In house plumbing. Un Military plumbing I a 1 meaat to health. See 3. A. Montgomery, 4j4 Bond lrt. FULL CREAM 4IHVISB. Made In Gray' Rlvr. Retail at If crnt a pound. The best ever offered on the lower Columbia. Try It and be convinced. Bond Street Market, M. Kilo, proprietor. "So wash shirt for 3&c at Dansinger COAL, Rosyln coal Inst longer, Is cleaner and make less trouble with (levee, and chimney Due then any other coal on the market. George W. Sanborn,, agent. Telephone 1311. Sweet t'reum 10 cent ti I'lnl. A. TnKtr. Corner Eighteenth ami Franklin. . Best Restaurant I stgulir Meals, 25 Ctoti Sunday Dinners a Specljlty E tryth!rj the Market Affords Catering Company SMsaasaa " z Restaurant High Class Chef ROOFING " ""MV-T !. ; Worcester Buildinq, Portland